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mattermost-plugin

Matterbridge mattermost plugin WIP

Configuration

You have to create a matterbridge.toml configuration file before running make. Because the configuration file will be added to the plugin.

Look at the wiki on how to create your configuration. You can also take a look at the matterbridge.toml.sample file.

:warning: IMPORTANT :warning:

• the mattermost bridge to work with this plugin must be called [mattermost.plugin]
• the server directive must be server="plugin"
• the password directory must be password="plugin"
• the login directive must be a user that exists on the channel you're bridging
• the team directive must be the team you want to bridge the channel for

[mattermost.plugin]
team="yourteam"
login="youruser"
server="plugin"
password="plugin"

Binaries

You can find binaries on https://github.com/matterbridge/mattermost-plugin/releases/latest Only tested on linux 64-bit!

Notes :warning:

If you choose to install these preconfigured plugins you'll have to put manually a matterbridge.toml in the same directory as the plugin BEFORE enabling the plugin. See configurion above.

See https://docs.mattermost.com/administration/plugins.html#plugin-uploads for more information about the plugins structure.

Build

Use go 1.11 if possible (only tested with this version).

You have to create a matterbridge.toml configuration file before running make. Because the configuration file will be added to the plugin.

Look at the wiki on how to create your configuration.
You can also take a look at the matterbridge.toml.sample file. Keep in mind the IMPORTANT notice above.

run make

$ make
building plugin.exe
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CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -a -installsuffix cgo -ldflags '-s' -o plugin.exe

creating plugin.tar.gz archive
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tar zcf plugin.tar.gz plugin.exe plugin.yaml

finished, upload plugin.tar.gz to mattermost
-rw-r--r-- 1 wim wim 8183192 Nov 11 22:13 plugin.tar.gz

Misc

I'm using a mattermost-server fork github.com/42wim/mattermost-server because the upstream one isn't working correctly with go 1.11 modules yet.